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LCM builds on all of MBDA’s expertise in the field of Deep Precision Strike, and is based on the combat proven Naval Cruise Missile (NCM) in-service on French Navy frigates...

https://www.epicos.com/article/844037/mbda-expands-its-deep-precision-strike-capabilities-land-cruise-missile-system

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The UK’s sixth generation fighter jet programme, Tempest, is on track and ready to enter the design phase imminently.

USAF Logistics Chief Raises Urgent Warning On Surge Capacity | Aviation Week Network
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